Jerusalem Report
Israel Election 2026: The parties, blocs and battles that will shape Israel's future - explainer
Israel’s first post-October 7 election brings shifting alliances, new political faces and an uncertain path to power
PremiumPremiumGadi Eisenkot: How a military record and personal grief made Netanyahu's biggest rival
PremiumPremiumBeneath the rubble: Photojournalist documents Venezuela's earthquake aftermath and Israeli aid
PremiumPremiumNetanyahu's haredi bargain is a lifeline that became a liability - analysis
The Holocaust silenced millions of Yiddish voices - musicians are bringing them back
The Holocaust silenced millions of Yiddish voices; musicians are now bringing the songs of a lost civilization back to life
Singing together across the divide: What a Jerusalem chorus taught me - comment
One familiar melody on a Jerusalem street became a reminder that music can open doors where conversation alone often cannot
Where 'lost kids' fly: In a country shaped by war, Peter Pan reminds Israelis to breathe
In a country shaped by war, Peter Pan returns to remind audiences that even in the darkest moments, imagination can still take flight
In Kfar Yehoshua's old train station, artists stitch Israel's story since October 7
Once upon a time, the historic Valley Train connected a region. Today, it is connecting a community through art
'The only answer is music': Neta Elkayam's border-crossing journey, from Morocco to New Orleans
Israeli-Moroccan artist Neta Elkayam carries the music, memories and contradictions of her North African heritage from Israel to the Deep South
450 female green sea turtles left in the Mediterranean – 27 of them chose Israel
While conflict limits access to coastal areas and complicates conservation work, endangered sea turtles continue returning to shore to lay the next generation
The other legacy of Entebbe: Israel’s forgotten African partnerships - opinion
Fifty years after the famous rescue, Israel should remember not only a military triumph, but the African partnerships that made it possible – and the lessons they hold for the future
Despite boycotts and cancellation, Israeli entertainers stay proud of identity - from the editor
Amid boycotts and hostility abroad, Israeli artists unapologetically embrace their identities and continue performing on stage
Does Hamas’s new course look like the old one? What Khalil al-Hayya’s election means - analysis
The election of Khalil al-Hayya as Hamas leader: Circumstances and implications
The war exposed a second front: Israel's own decision-making - analysis
Israel’s next government must do more than confront external threats. It must restore sound decision-making, public trust, and democratic accountability as pillars of national security
